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Pickup Camper: VW Amarok with Woelcke Living Module

31.07.2026 07:00 1 min 1 source РУС
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Pickup Camper: VW Amarok with Woelcke Living Module
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Woelcke has introduced a camper based on the VW Amarok 4motion pickup with a fully insulated fiberglass living module. The model, measuring 5.64 m in length, 2.07 m in width, and 2.95 m in height, features an alcove bed of 2000×1800 mm, a Truma Combi DE heater, 90 liters of fresh water, a refrigerator, solar panels, and a lithium battery. Gross vehicle weight is 3500 kg, curb weight is 3150 kg, leaving 350 kg of payload. The vehicle has five seats, all-wheel drive with rear differential lock, and 289 mm of ground clearance.

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Pickup Camper: VW Amarok with Woelcke Living Module

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